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Tiwal 3R Sports revealed

The Tiwal 3R will be unveiled at Germany’s Boot Düsseldorf from January 23rd to 31st 2021.

After selling more than 1,600 inflatable sailing dinghies worldwide, Tiwal is launching a sporty, technical and compact dinghy for a more enlightened audience.

This new sport version, the Tiwal 3R, completes the range of Tiwal 3 and Tiwal 2 inflatable dinghies from the Brittany-based shipyard.

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The Tiwal 3R offers a compact alternative to traditional sports dinghies, having increased rigidity both on the hull, and the mast and appendages. But it also benefits from an increase in power with a new mainsail in laminated sailcloth, and is equipped with a boom.

www.tiwal.com www.tiwal.nz

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